An even inch in NW Corpus last night with 3 feet of wind.
Rain is outdoors.....
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Randomly we got about 3/16 of an inch yesterday afternoon from a random blowup thunderstorm. Not nearly enough but it was something at least.
Oof. If this pans out, we have 2 to deal with in the gulf.
No rain to record in between New Braunfels and Seguin for the past several days.Aggie_3 said:
We ended up with 3 inches in the rain gauge at the hay field yesterday in Seguin and now it's pouring on us again
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Oof. If this pans out, we have 2 to deal with in the gulf.
Yeah the models for those look "interesting". After all the other **** we've had to deal with this year, I pray that Mexico, LA, Miss or Bama get to deal with those instead of us.
AgCWby90CS said:No rain to record in between New Braunfels and Seguin for the past several days.Aggie_3 said:
We ended up with 3 inches in the rain gauge at the hay field yesterday in Seguin and now it's pouring on us again
Yeah last couple of days have been weird yesterday I watched my neighbors pasture get dumped on literally 500 ft from my front porch and we didn't get a drop from that little bit
east frio county had 4" the other night.
also got a call from my neighbor over at choke canyon and he said we had 1-1/4"..........more stoked about this as the cracks in the ground were getting about as wide as the 4 wheeler tire.
also got a call from my neighbor over at choke canyon and he said we had 1-1/4"..........more stoked about this as the cracks in the ground were getting about as wide as the 4 wheeler tire.
Officially a tropical depression
Yay, 2020....
You should have known always happens right before opening dove season. Possibly Gonna have lots of teal water.
Oh I know... Anytime the conditions seem dry and perfect for dove/teal, we get a TS/Hurricane. Whatever... I'll shoot mosquitoes if nothing else is flying.
It will all depend on the high pressure systems...
This depression is very similar to the path Harvey took
It's almost exactly the same thus far. And when Harvey was just north of Honduras, where this one is now, we were being told it was unlikely to ever reach hurricane status, just like we are being told now.
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I'm going to say the same thing I said about Harvey, if that makes it over the Yucatn and is still intact that will be a cat 3-4 when it hits the coast with as hot as the water is in the bath tub that is the gulf
Just so many variables this far out
Hoping it's going to curve west
Hoping it's going to curve west
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Hoping it's going to curve west
**** no.
I'm hoping it curves west and hits Texas and runs up and dumps about 5-15 inches on the Seguin area
It following the same path as Harvey does not mean it's another Harvey. Matt Lanza at SCW said there's nothing right now indicating this would stall like Harvey did
Harvey had two high pressure systems that prevented it from moving east or west. The center of the high in the east would need to move over Mississippi or further west to lock this system in place.
Looks like the track has moved westward on the forecast twice already today
I hope so, lets hope this thing runs right up like they are saying its going to, dumps a healthy amount of rain Tuesday of next week and then GTFO.BowSowy said:
It following the same path as Harvey does not mean it's another Harvey. Matt Lanza at SCW said there's nothing right now indicating this would stall like Harvey did
STX Ag said:I hope so, lets hope this thing runs right up like they are saying its going to, dumps a healthy amount of rain Tuesday of next week and then GTFO.BowSowy said:
It following the same path as Harvey does not mean it's another Harvey. Matt Lanza at SCW said there's nothing right now indicating this would stall like Harvey did
My hayfields would like it to stick around a few days
Aggie_3 said:STX Ag said:I hope so, lets hope this thing runs right up like they are saying its going to, dumps a healthy amount of rain Tuesday of next week and then GTFO.BowSowy said:
It following the same path as Harvey does not mean it's another Harvey. Matt Lanza at SCW said there's nothing right now indicating this would stall like Harvey did
My hayfields would like it to stick around a few days
Flagged both of you for trolling schmelba.
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chickencoupe16 said:Aggie_3 said:STX Ag said:I hope so, lets hope this thing runs right up like they are saying its going to, dumps a healthy amount of rain Tuesday of next week and then GTFO.BowSowy said:
It following the same path as Harvey does not mean it's another Harvey. Matt Lanza at SCW said there's nothing right now indicating this would stall like Harvey did
My hayfields would like it to stick around a few days
Flagged both of you for trolling schmelba.
I'm very much a fan of the shift the forecast has taken in the last hour
This would be ideal for us out in the Hill County.Aggie_3 said:
I'm very much a fan of the shift the forecast has taken in the last hour
Bastrop county needs water bad!!!!
Now I'm just waiting on the other storm to turn even more and join up and make a super storm
Hoping it drives right through Houston/Galveston and stalls over north Texas. We'll take whatever rain nature provides
FIDO 96 said:
Hoping it drives right through Houston/Galveston and stalls over north Texas. We'll take whatever rain nature provides
I want it to hit Houston hard just to see cry baby Hidalgo actually attempt to handle A real crisis
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